This document provides guidance for recording operations in the Oil Record Book Part I to help ships comply with MARPOL requirements. It outlines codes and item numbers to use to ensure uniform port state control. The guidance assists with recording information for collection and disposal of oil residues, bilge water discharge, fuel and lubricant oil bunkering, oil filtering equipment condition, accidental oil discharge, and additional operational procedures. Ships can obtain the full guidance document from the IMO website or by contacting the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
This document provides guidance for recording operations in the Oil Record Book Part I to help ships comply with MARPOL requirements. It outlines codes and item numbers to use to ensure uniform port state control. The guidance assists with recording information for collection and disposal of oil residues, bilge water discharge, fuel and lubricant oil bunkering, oil filtering equipment condition, accidental oil discharge, and additional operational procedures. Ships can obtain the full guidance document from the IMO website or by contacting the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
This document provides guidance for recording operations in the Oil Record Book Part I to help ships comply with MARPOL requirements. It outlines codes and item numbers to use to ensure uniform port state control. The guidance assists with recording information for collection and disposal of oil residues, bilge water discharge, fuel and lubricant oil bunkering, oil filtering equipment condition, accidental oil discharge, and additional operational procedures. Ships can obtain the full guidance document from the IMO website or by contacting the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
in the Oil Record Book Part I This Marine Notice advises of the availability • condition of oil filtering equipment; of guidance for the recording of operations in • accidental or other exceptional the Oil Record Book Part I – machinery discharge of oil; space operations (all ships), prepared and • bunkering of fuel or bulk lubricating oil; issued by the International Maritime • additional operational procedures and Organization (IMO). general remarks; • tankers with slop tanks; and The guidance document assists compliance • general guidance – additional voluntary with the International Convention for the recordings. Prevention of Pollution from Ships (MARPOL) requirements on board ships by A copy of the guidance document, providing advice to crews on how to record MEPC.1/Circ.736/Rev.2 can be obtained the various operations in the Oil Record from the IMO website or by contacting Book, in particular by using the correct codes eps@amsa.gov.au. Oil Record Books can be and item numbers in order to ensure a more purchased from AMSA through the uniform port State control procedure. publications order form found at www.amsa.gov.au/forms-and-publications/ The guidelines are to be applied in conjunction with the amendments to Please note that this Marine Notice is not MARPOL Annex I that entered into force on intended to constitute legal advice and 1 January 2011. The guidance document should not be relied on for that purpose. provides specific examples for the recording of information within the Oil Record Book Part I for the following: • collection of oil residues (sludge); Gary Prosser • disposal or transfer of oil residues Deputy Chief Executive Officer (sludge); May 2015 • non-automatic discharge overboard or disposal otherwise of bilge water which Australian Maritime Safety Authority has accumulated in machinery spaces; GPO Box 2181 • automatic discharge overboard or CANBERRA ACT 2601 disposal otherwise of bilge water which File No. 2015/1698 has accumulated in machinery spaces;
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